So, you logged into your VA.gov account to check the status of your VA claim and you see a statement that says, “we closed the notice for request 6.”
What the heck does that mean?
- First, you do not need to do anything if you see this message (they are internal VA notes between VA employees).
- Second, do not panic; it simply means your VA claim is moving toward completion.
We closed the notice for request 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 are internal VBA notes from the Veteran Service Representative (VSR) assigned to your claim.
They are telling the VA Rater (RVSR) one of the following:
- The VSR opened a request for more evidence
- The VSR opened a request for military records
- The VSR opened a request for a C&P exam
- The VSR closed the request for more evidence
- The VSR closed the request for military records
- The VSR closed the request for a C&P exam
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What Does “We Closed the Notice for Request 6” Mean for My VA Claim?
The Veteran Benefits Administration (VBA) claims adjudicators use various internal notes inside VA.gov to communicate with each other to open and close certain tasks when developing your VA disability claim.
These internal notices include communications such as:
- We closed the notice for request 1
- We closed the notice for request 2
- We closed the notice for request 3
- We closed the notice for request 4
- We closed the notice for request 5
- We closed the notice for request 6
We closed the notice for request 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 are internal VBA notes from the VSR working on your claim.
They are telling the VA Rater (RVSR) one of the following:
- The VSR opened a request for more evidence
- The VSR opened a request for military records
- The VSR opened a request for a C&P exam
- The VSR closed the request for more evidence
- The VSR closed the request for military records
- The VSR closed the request for a C&P exam
You do not need to do anything if you see these types of requests – they are internal communications between VA employees.
If the VA needs something from you, they will let you know by sending you a letter in the mail and/or communicating with your accredited representative.
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Brian is a Distinguished Graduate of Management from the United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO, and he holds an MBA from Oklahoma State University’s Spears School of Business, Stillwater, OK, where he was a National Honor Scholar (Top 1% of Graduate School class).
